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Danial Putri

May 15, 2023

I just finished reading this book and I must say it's a game-changer! The author has done an exceptional job in explaining the complex relationship between RT-PCR threshold values and chest X-ray results in COVID-19 patients. The writing is clear, concise, and easy to follow, making it accessible to both medical professionals and laypeople alike. What I found particularly fascinating was the in-depth analysis of how threshold values can affect test sensitivity and specificity, and the implications this has for patient care and public health policy. Overall, I would highly recommend this book to anyone interested in COVID-19 research and diagnostics. It's a must-read!

Purnama Nur Permana

August 27, 2020

I just finished reading this book and I must say it's a decent read, but nothing spectacular. The author attempts to explore the relationship between RT-PCR cycle threshold values and chest X-ray results in COVID-19 patients, which is an interesting topic indeed. However, the writing style is somewhat dry and lacks depth, making it feel more like a research paper than a well-researched book. The arguments presented are not particularly new or groundbreaking, and I found myself wishing for more context and explanation to fully understand the implications of the findings. Overall, it's a solid 3-star read - worth the time if you're interested in this specific area, but nothing that will leave a lasting impression.

Cahya Santoso

January 08, 2020

I just finished reading this book and I must say it was an interesting read, but not entirely engaging for me. The author attempts to explore the correlation between RT-PCR threshold values and chest X-ray results in patients with COVID-19, which is a timely and relevant topic given the ongoing pandemic. While the research methodology is sound and the data analysis is thorough, I found the writing style to be somewhat dry and lacking in depth and context. The book assumes a high level of prior knowledge about molecular biology and clinical practices, which may make it inaccessible to readers without a strong background in these fields. Overall, I would recommend this book to researchers or professionals in the field of infectious diseases, but others may find it too specialized or technical.